61. Department Of Astronomy - Old Astronomy News Old astronomy news. The StarGazer. Explore the Universe with ProfessorJames Kaler. Astronomy Professor James B. Kaler is the subject http://www.astro.uiuc.edu/news/

Old Astronomy News Explore the Universe with Professor James Kaler Astronomy Professor James B. Kaler is the subject of a new planetarium show playing at Parkland College's William M. Staerkel Planetarium and across the country. The program, entitled "The StarGazer" , was written and produced by the Great Lakes Planetarium Association and the Minneapolis Planetarium . The presentation gives a personal look into one man's love for astronomy. Read More... Professor William J. Welch Delivers Fifth Icko Iben Jr. Distinguished Lecture On Monday, October 28th, Professor William J. Welch of the University of California-Berkeley delivered the fifth Icko Iben Jr. Distinguished Lecture, entitled "The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence". Professor Welch is a pioneering astronomer in the field of star formation and is currently involved in the development of a new radio telescope, the One-Hectare Telescope. The Iben Lecture Series was founded in 1997 and named in honor of Distinguished Professor Emeritus Icko Iben Jr Read More... South Pole Telescope to Probe "Dark Energy" A team of astronomers, including the University of Illinois' own

62. SKYLIGHTS astronomy news for the week starting Friday, March 14, 2003. Phone (217) 3338789Prepared by Jim Kaler. Clear skies and thanks to Skylights' reader http://www.astro.uiuc.edu/~kaler/skylights.html

SKYLIGHTS Skylights featured on Astronomy Picture of the Day Skylights featured four times on Earth Science Picture of the Day: Photo of the Week. . Jupiter lies just southeast of the Beehive Cluster in Cancer and almost within the four-star box that makes Cancer's "Manger" in this photo taken on March 6, 2003. Castor and Pollux in Gemini lie off to the right. Compare with the "Stars" picture taken 12 years ago, the pair showing Jupiter having made a full orbit around the Sun. Astronomy news for the week starting Friday, March 14, 2003. Phone: (217) 333-8789 Prepared by Jim Kaler. Clear skies and thanks to Skylights reader If you like stars, go to STARS: Portraits of Stars and their Constellations , compiled from previous stars of the week. Want to know what happened? Last week's Skylights is still available. Access Skylights' Archive and photo gallery , now available from December 21, 2001, to the present. Enjoy photographs of the January 20, 2000 total eclipse of the Moon Watch planets move against the background stars. See the Moon move and pass just below the star Nu Virginis, almost occulting it.

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Calgary RASC Current Astronomical News (Last updated - 98-12-28) Current Astronomical News Fireball over Southern Alberta selected frames from an amateur video of a bright fireball seen over Southern Alberta on the evening of 2001-01-25 Sky highlights - selected by Don Hladiuk are great for campers and other sky observers. JPL/NASA Space Calendar is a large listing of space/astronomy related dates for the coming year. If you are into "trivia" this one is for you SHAW COMMUNICATIONS wins 1997 Calgary Centre Corporate Award! Alberta Government and Trans Alta Utilities win national award for responsible lighting! Bright satellite pass predictions - use these links to obtain predictions of passes of bright satellites over your location THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF CANADA For Immediate Release... February 18, 1998 SHAW COMMUNICATIONS PRESENTED WITH RASC AWARD Return to news table of contents Each year the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, Calgary Centre acknowledges a local business for their contribution to the advancement in astronomy and public awareness. This year, the 1997 RASC Corporate Award, was presented to Shaw Communications Inc. Over the last several years, Shaw has been extremely dedicated in providing live coverage of important astronomical and space science events through the broadcast of NASA television on the local cable system. Local cable subscribers have been able to view live shuttle launches, a rover explore the Martian surface, educational programs, press conferences on major findings by the Hubble Space Telescope, Galileo Jupiter Orbiter, Mars Global Surveyor, and much more.

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67. Current Berry College Physics & Astronomy News Old News 19992000 News 2000-2001 News. Drs. Lane and Timberlake arriveat Berry. The Physics Astronomy Faculty at Berry College. http://www2.berry.edu/academics/science/physics/astro/news.asp

MNS Home PAG Dept. Home Overview The Physics Major ... Pew Observatory Contact Dr. Paul Wallace PO Box 5004 Mount Berry, GA 30149-5004 pwallace@berry.edu Phone: (706) 236-2299 Fax: (706) 238-7855 Office: SCI 338B Old News: 1999-2000 News 2000-2001 News Drs. Lane and Timberlake arrive at Berry Dr. Chuck Lane and Dr. Todd Timberlake joined the Department of Physics, Astronomy, and Geology at Berry College this past Fall. Dr. Lane joined the Berry Faculty after spending one year at Colby College in Maine. He has a Ph.D. from Indiana University. He will be teaching the 211-212 sequence, particle physics, advanced lab, and the 101 labs this year. Dr. Timberlake just completed his Ph.D. at the University of Texas. He will be teaching the 111-112 sequence, electronics, classical mechanics, and the 101 lecture this year. Supercomputing Clusters Under Development at Berry Dr. Timberlake and Dr. Kris Powers (of Computer Science) are working on separate but related projects that will bring supercomputing to Berry. Dr. Powers is supervising a directed study in which several computer science students will be constructing a Beowulf Cluster running the Linux OS. Dr. Timberlake is building a Macintosh Cluster running Mac OS X. Both clusters will be available to students and faculty in the School of Mathematical and Natural Sciences for high-performance computing. For more information on Dr. Timberlake's project see the

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SPACE TODAY ONLINE Covering Space From Earth to the Edge of the Universe Cover Rockets Satellites Shuttles ... Global Links 1999 in Space Science and Astronomy These were the top space science and astronomy news stories in the year 1999, according to the Science News of the Year list compiled by editors of the weekly magazine Science News For the first time, astronomers discovered a planet by observing a slight dimming when it passed in front of its parent star. They also found a system of planets outside our Solar System. Such discoveries brought the total number of known extrasolar planets to 28. Photographs suggested three nearby young stars have planets. Stars with an abundance of heavy elements are most likely to spawn planets. Most newborn stars have the potential to make planets. NASA didn't hear from Mars Polar Lander after the spacecraft descended through the Martian atmosphere to the Red Planet's south pole. That followed the loss of a sister spacecraft, Mars Climate Orbiter weeks earlier. In the Orbiter flight, important data hadn't been converted from English units to the metric system. At Jupiter, Galileo snapped the most detailed photos to date of the volcanically active moon Io.

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Breaking News Where are the other Earths beyond the solar system? One of the most fascinating areas of astronomical research in recent years has been the search for other 'Earths' circling Sun-like stars far beyond our Solar System. In recent years nearly 100 planets have been discovered in orbits around other stars, but none of these 'exoplanets' remotely resembles the Earth. FULL STORY Mapping the 'Cosmic Web' of dark matter What is Dark Matter and where is it found? These are two of the major mysteries in current studies of the Universe. Although the nature of this invisible material remains elusive, astronomers are beginning to produce detailed maps of the Cosmos, showing its location in relation to the ordinary matter that we can see in telescopes. FULL STORY Evidence suggests a new form of matter NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory has found two stars one too small, one too cold that reveal cracks in our understanding of the structure of matter. These discoveries open a new window on nuclear physics, offering a link between the vast cosmos and its tiniest constituents. FULL STORY Astronomers detect stellar ashes at the dawn of time Using a powerful instrument on a telescope in Hawaii, UK astronomers have found ashes from a generation of stars that died over 10 billion years ago. This is the first time that the tell-tale cosmic dust has been detected at such an early stage in the evolution of the universe.

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Department News last updated March 11, 2003 To submit material for the news page, click here Open Faculty Position: The Department has advertised and is searching for a new faculty member with a focus in astrobiology/astronomy. The initial closing date for the search is March 3, 2003 . Read more about the position here Open Positions Within the Department: Positions currently open for employment within the department are available for examination here This Week's Colloquium "Is Spacetime Lumpy?" Prof. Richard Lebed ASU Thu Mar 13th, 4pm PSF 123 Click here for more details - Don't forget to evaluate the colloquium Full Colloquium Listing Next Physics Research Seminar: "From Gas Bags to Blast Waves: The Interstellar Medium at High Spatial Resolution " Prof. Jeff Hester

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